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Nobody thinks they have a problem with alcohol, but plenty of people do.

You wake up one morning, feeling bit spicy, daring to break rules, but you aren't the bravest one in town, so you choose something easy: "Let's break that rule about only running one process in a container".

I'm super late to the Cassandra hype party of many years ago, but I never had any interest in it until now.

Turns out Docker Compose is pretty lazy and rigid when dealing with networks.

Use JSON instead.

So you want to do multiple tasks concurrently in Python because your ugly ass code should be bothering as many CPU cores as possible all the time with its mere existence.

UPDATE: Poetry 1.8.0 has been released, which introduces the non-package mode, solving many of the pain points described in here.

Oh, so you found yourself needing to patch a class in Python?

Having two WiFi ACs with the same SSID and password allows you to have the same configuration on two different locations.

Python's unhinged dynamic nature, while having it's own drawbacks, has a big win in the context of big monoliths that evolve rapidly within an organization.